Sentence examples for not too empty from inspiring English sources

Choose a place that is not too empty, but not too crowded that no one would pay attention to you.

Dress in the uniform and go to any not too crowded and not too empty place, and dance and say JOIN THE *group name here*!

Make sure your bedroom isn't too empty.

"We can see different sizes and not too many empty shells.

Apartments can't be too empty or too full, they said.

THEY file in quietly, the first couple taking seats near the back, the next few spreading themselves throughout the rows so that the room doesn't appear too empty.

"Not too big and empty when it's just me.

Try to place them in a way that the panel will not look too full or too empty.

It isn't that the photographs are too empty, or lacking in detail – some, like the images he took in early works such as Troubled Land, a tour of Northern Ireland during the conflict, are all about the details.

The cameras in both the House and the Senate are placed to constrain the image to just enough information but not too much to reveal the yawning empty seats.

They called Napoleon's comment "not too excessive" and deemed Lafayette "an empty-headed political dwarf [and] one of the people most responsible for the destruction of the French monarchy".